The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-01
WALKER -L0NGAN.
One of the Most Notable We'd.
dIngs of the Season Consum-
mated Last Night

One of the most carefully arranged
as we'll as the most notable weddings
of the season took place last night al
the residence of MIR. Z. q. Walker ON
Broadway, the occasion being the
marriage Of his daughter, Miss Lou
Eva and Mr.. George Longan.
Miss Walker is known throug houi
the state as an amiable and accom-
plished young lady, in addition to a
blonde beauty, which has won the ad.
miration Of all. Mr.. Longan was
state representative in the Thirty
third General Assembly, and
is an able and successful
lawyer. Both have many friends.
The ceremony was performed at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
which was beautifully decorated with
Towering plants ana trailing vines.
The ceremonial words were spoken
by Bishop Hendricks, of Fayette. as.
sisted by Rev. j. b. Fuller, OF the
first Baptist church, this city.
The bridal party entered the church
at the south door, where they sepa-
rated. Mr.. Thomas Kehoe and Miss
Emma Campbell, Of Kansas City pro-
ceeding down the left aisle to posi-.
ton fronting the audience, and as the
party approached the altar Miss
Campbell sang a solo, Tender and
True" Prof. Chance acting as accom-
panyist on the piano, and playing
the wedding march from Tannhauser,
as the bridal party left the church.
Following were the ushers: Messrs
Charles Yeater and Thomas Mitchum;
Presley Walker and VIM. Courtney ;
John il. Jaynes. and Houston Crit.
tenden of Kansas City, who preceded
the bridesmaids Misses Emma Lon
gan and Minnie Scott; Miss Lizzie
Chiles, of independence, and Miss
Nanuie Phipps, of Glasgow; Ida
Newkirk and Maggie Walker, OF
Pleasant Green. Miss Walker, at
tended by the maid of honor, Miss
Agnes Roberts, of Independence,
were met by Mr.. Longan and his
best man, Mr.. Louis Krauthoff, OF
Kansas City, who came down the
right aisle. There were two lovely
little pages, George and Alma Wal
ker. brother and sister of the bride.
The bride wore magnificent cos
tune of cream faille, valentine and
escruial MORE brocade. The petit
coat was made of the faille with loop
ed tablier; the train, falling
from her shoulders in a full Vatican
plat, was made of the escurial brocade
with side pieces of the valentine, and
entirely edged with heavy fluffed satin
cable cord; demi-pointed waist, made
of the valentine; long sleeves ; square
Rex collar outside of a high rolling
collar, waist buttoned with pearl but
tons and entirely edged with satin cord.
There were neither flowers or lace.
The collar was caught together with
a magnificent pearl pendant, and the
long tulle veil, which fell over the
face In square folds to the hem of the
dress and back to the edge of the train,
was held in place with pearl pins. The
bride carried in her hand an elegant
fan, which was the Christ
mas offering of Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Cotton, at present of New
York. 1t was composed of pure white
marabout feathers with a marabout
head resting in central feather fluff
and handle of genuine amber. The
entire costume of the bride was most
becoming and she indeed looked
lovely in it.
Miss Roberts wore a dress of cream
faille with demi train, decolette and
sleeveless; covered with embroide red
tulle; ornaments of pearl and carrying
cream feather fan and lace banker
chief.
Miss Chiles, wore dress of cream
ottoman silk, duemi train, draperies
of embroidered tulle, pearl ornaments
and carrying cream fan and lace hand
herchief.
Miss Campbell, cream faille, tulle
draperies, pearl ornaments, cream fan
and lace handkerchief.
Misses Scott and Newkirk, wore
cream moire, with embroider ed tulle
draperies, pearl ornaments and CARR
ed cream fans and lace handker.
chiefs.
Miss Phipps wore cream satin sur
rah with pearl ornaments, tulle over.
dress, large cream fan and carriec a
lace handkerchief
Miss Campbell, dress of cream satin,
embroidered tulle overdress, pearl Or
naments, cream fan and carrying lace
handkerchief.
Miss Longan, dress of cream China
silk with embroidered tulle overdress,